Driver Fetch

Finding and installing drivers is the most tedious part of reinstalling the Windows operating system. Instead of browsing through countless drivers, on a web page, looking for a specific make and model, you can use Driver Fetch to install or update your drivers, with nothing more than a single click. The application will scan your hardware components and it will look for the matching drivers in an online database, which contains the latest drivers for more than 100.000 devices.

Driver Fetch works on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. You can install it on 32 and 64-bit operating systems with the same setup file. With a 500 MHz processor or greater and at least 64 MB of RAM, you can run the application without any problems.

The user interface has a modern design and you can get used to its layout and functions in no time. You can scan your hardware, download drivers, export them or change the software's general settings, in different sections of the interface, which can be accessed via navigation tabs. Installing or updating new drivers is quite easy. Driver Fetch will guide you through the entire procedure, by automatically switching from one section to another.

First, you have to scan your hardware. In a few seconds, the application will scan your video and sound drivers, WiFi, printer or system drivers and many more. The results are displayed in a list and you can mark individual hardware components for driver updates. The application will also tell you which items need to be updated or not.

You can start downloading new drivers for the selected components, by clicking a large button, beneath the results list. Alternatively, you can go to the Downloads section, where you can download, install or remove drivers for one or more hardware groups. If your computer does not have an Internet connection, you can export your drivers profile in HTML format. The output file can be used on a different computer, which has an Internet connection, to download the drivers you need.